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cooni on $5 to $10 Cashback for Buying Zyrtec Tablets/Capsules from Participating Stores @ Zyrtec
cooni on $5 to $10 Cashback for Buying Zyrtec Tablets/Capsules from Participating Stores @ ZyrtecAgreed, where is the bargain OP?
Of course, my main point of my post is to prove to people that it is possible to make money on the markets as opposed to the stereotype…
> Hopefully, but not necessarily, > $0. But in the long run, the average person will make less money than following an index. The average…
>Yeah, get rid of that stupid cursor replacement animation you have on your site, it's annoying AF. 100% plus it is laggy if you hover…
Buying wrong stocks = losing money, even if you only have a 50% hit rate (flip of a coin) you will still make money with proper risk…
The biggest reason for losing money is poor risk management and going on [tilt (emotional…
If you have proper risk management you can definitely make money trading the markets actively.
Mostly silly bets on speculative [stocks lol](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/upload/299294/123936/img_4462.jpeg).
> Gambling on options is not investing, let's be honest. Hopefully you’re just LARPing with these options after getting called out for…
No, trading SPY 0DTE options and weekly stock options.
People make 100x more than this lmao, I’m just showing that if you put in the work it’s possible to out perform the market.
If you put in the work, [you will outperform the market](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/upload/299294/123903/img_4456.jpeg).
Not if you have experience. That’s how Warren Buffett made his money for example and consistently outperforms the market. If you put the…
WoodYouLikeSomeCash commented on Vanguard Investing Novice Question
Individual stock picking will outperform the market.
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rooster7777 on US Visa Waiver via Electronic System for Travel Authorization US$21 (US$40 from October) @ US Department of Homeland Security
rooster7777 on US Visa Waiver via Electronic System for Travel Authorization US$21 (US$40 from October) @ US Department of Homeland SecurityIt’s quite funny watching you crashout over a **democratically** elected leader 🤣
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p-d on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership Cashback
p-d on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership CashbackYeah they need to either increase the minimum income or increase the annual fee to reduce the number of people with the card and as such…
WoodYouLikeSomeCash replied to littlesoldier on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership Cashback
littlesoldier on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership CashbackLet’s hope it’s not getting changed. Although it’s in the T&Cs, it now says primary card specifically on the Platinum page and on the…
The domain is literally The Good Guys. Why would it be a scam?
WoodYouLikeSomeCash commented on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership Cashback
Anyone know if the priority pass access is changing? It is currently primary + 1 additional card holder (total of 4 people into the lounges…
WoodYouLikeSomeCash replied to FrugalDealSeeker on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership Cashback
FrugalDealSeeker on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership CashbackI only use Virgin/Qantas, it is phenomenal value I doubt you can get better value from any other card if you have high spend.
WoodYouLikeSomeCash commented on AmEx Platinum Charge Points Devalued from 15 Dec 2025 and Ended Amazon Prime Membership Cashback
Looks like business platinum cards remain unaffected: > ** Airline redemption rate changes are not applicable for Card Members enrolled in…
WoodYouLikeSomeCash replied to Craze on 15% Statement Credits: Dine at Sydney Harbourside & Dine at Participating Locations (up to $200 Each Offer) @ American Express
Craze on 15% Statement Credits: Dine at Sydney Harbourside & Dine at Participating Locations (up to $200 Each Offer) @ American ExpressNo, his post is missing a lot of restaurants like Chin Chin in VIC.
WoodYouLikeSomeCash replied to kipps on 15% Statement Credits: Dine at Sydney Harbourside & Dine at Participating Locations (up to $200 Each Offer) @ American Express
kipps on 15% Statement Credits: Dine at Sydney Harbourside & Dine at Participating Locations (up to $200 Each Offer) @ American ExpressIts an annual credit, that's the default expiry then they renew it each year.
WoodYouLikeSomeCash commented on Cashrewards JB Hi-Fi NOT Instant
> There was a disclaimer that it could take 72 hours So what is your **point**? This is **common knowledge**.
Ask AI — the newest model is PHD level.
WoodYouLikeSomeCash replied to UwYnot on American Express Platinum Business Card (ABN Required): 300,000 Rewards Point with $12,000 Spend in 3 Months, $1750 Annual Fee
UwYnot on American Express Platinum Business Card (ABN Required): 300,000 Rewards Point with $12,000 Spend in 3 Months, $1750 Annual FeeThere must be other reasons. I had a financial review triggered for my card due to it and explained all my circumstances, they said that is…
It is identity theft 101, they get the loan then transfer the money to a money mule or another fraudulent account from which they can send…
It's not worth the trouble then.
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